Mosheim Local News Highlights Social and School Events
Mosheim community notes cover school term start at Mesheim Public School and staff mentions. Local visitors include Mrs J. Richards Mrs Lyon and children, Mr and Mrs Wier Precesan, and others at Ware gathering. Several residents travel to Waco for events while others attend a church social and appendicitis surgery recovery.
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Mesheim
Ger Omer
Michards
CW Hedger
Priscipal
Jones
Bim
Poe
Orie
Oncar Johnson
Neal
Cass
Dawe Ether
Mire J
Richards
Lyon
Wier Precesan
Lawrence Draandeet
Mise Drakes
Nar Valbey
Billy
Aster C
le Lyon
Mendor
Clark Jenson
Waco
Howe
Cored Kinks
Clifton
M. E. Bender
Lee Crea
Tabernacle Hetarday
Mr Aid
Picklin
Sleter
F. McCollum
Patton
Banday
Jobe F. Vickrey
Helen Lyon
Friends
Mary Exneat Pierce
Prank Parker Madbridge and War Era Reflections
A fragmented reminiscence blends wartime logistics with playful gadgetry. It cites a German chemist making rubber from salt, notes practical tech advances in propeller design and refrigeration, and reflects on how amusement sparks inventions. The piece also includes a tribute to doctors, comments on government farm policies, and a town’s road-building efforts highlighting a durable concrete highway.
Still A Great Need for Charity Amid Unemployment
Amid talk of federal relief and Hopkins dire warnings, communities rally to private charity as the primary force against hunger and privation. Presidents Roosevelts and relief plans stress individual citizen and organization responsibility to support campaigns and keep families fed, sheltered, and educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Daily News
San Angelo Times
Roosevalt
Harry Hopkins
Washington
Hopkins
United States
Abel Tee
Plécoe
Fragmented Text From OCR Teases Telephone Call Request
Poorly legible OCR fragment requests users to call a number for a time sensitive matter. The readable words mention a telephone and personal contact but lack clear names, dates, or locations. The piece appears to be incomplete and not self contained.
Barney Oldfield Sets AAA Tractor Record at Indianapolis
Barney Oldfield drives a tractor to a AAA world record of 39.045 mph at Indianapolis. The event featured rivals from the Indianapolis 500 scene with Firestone tires and a plow attached, highlighting the era’s experimental motor feats and Oldfield’s trademark cigar as crowds cheered the unlikely speed trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldéeld
Indianapolis
Tate
Barney Otahel
Firestone
Ties TA
Azard Strane
Ners
AAA
Oldfield
Racing Cares
Danny Dusensberg
Wee
Han
Bill
Fred Dussena
Fvan Cement Automobiles
Barney
Cal van Chacha
Louis
Loule Chevrolst
General Motara
Hal Rey
Gaston’ Coreet
Population figures and highway safety notes amid scattered OCR text
The fragment discusses world populations by region totaling about 1.8 billion, mentions Asia Europe North America South America Africa Australia and Polynesia. includes vague enforcement ideas about vehicle headlights and tail lights, and notes American vessels lost and condemned in the last fiscal year totaling 901 of 875 071 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochin
Mapatch
Vaile
United Beater
Asia
Europe
North America
America
Africa
Ausvalle
Polynesia
Aol
Favorite Pieces of Music by Austin Callan
A Salt Lake paper weighs in on the role of the father as an expensive but indispensable family figure. The piece depicts the “daddy” as a practical, self-made home anchor who funds presents and clothing, guides children, and rules a domestic realm with limits akin to a king without veto power. It ends by praising tonal music as finer than Paul Whiteman.
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Henry Wallace
Uncle Ban
York
Wallace
Holland
Rte Dame
Jctothe
Salt Lake
Utah
England
Misa
Paul Whiteman
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Corneil C. Brown
D.C
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Mosheim
Noah
Todat and
Tororrow
Parker Madbridge
J. P. W. Meyer
Gar Wood
TD. A. Carpenter
Bete Mert
Bulbe
Tock
Ugtle
Nourna
Every Inc
Greyatthy
Weil
Seme
Austin Callan
California
Bokar Coffee
Ofelocke Coffee
Das A
Pillbury’s
Sannsfield
Pillsbury’s Verigood
Pillsbury’s
Jonathan
White House
Bega Ad
Texacog
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